Harlow Carr
Harlow Carr lies on the western edge of Harrogate, it is the
most recent addition in 2001 to the Royal Horticultural Society's
Gardens. The public gardens feature a variety of unique landscaped
areas and sculptures, dominated by water, stone and woodland making
up much of Yorkshire's surrounding countryside. Harlow Carr has
something for everyone, from winter walks, vegetables, wild flowers
and alpines to woodland and of course you shouldn't leave Harrogate
without experiencing tea and scones at the famous Betty's Tea
Rooms.
Knaresborough
If you wish to go further afield perhaps visit Knaresborough
Castle, discover King's tower, get a glimpse of the dungeon and
walk through the underground sally port. The Courthouse Museum
displays Knaresborough's fascinating history and those who inspired
and influenced it, such as Eugene Aram, the infamous 18th century
murderer. Knaresborough town is only a short walk from the castle
where you can explore the riverside, cobbled streets and much
more.